Human rights
Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo on a life under threat and people’s ignorance to the rainforest
Amazonian activist Nemonte Nenquimo on a life under threat and people’s ignorance to the rainforest
We Will Not Be Saved by Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson is a plea for understanding and communication
Healthcare for trans youth is a human right – it should matter to us all
Healthcare for trans youth is a human right – it should matter to us all
Following the Cass Review into trans healthcare for children and young people, Amnesty International UK’s gender justice director Chiara Capraro writes about why this is a human rights issue
My family faced hell on earth in Gaza. Leaving was their only option for survival
My family faced hell on earth in Gaza. Leaving was their only option for survival
Roba, who has lived in the UK for nine years, shares her family’s story of facing the horrors of war in Gaza. She backs campaigners’ calls for a Ukraine-style visa scheme for Palestinians with family in the UK
DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
Tens of thousand sign petition against DWP plan to snoop on benefit claimants’ bank accounts
Tens of thousand sign petition against DWP plan to snoop on benefit claimants’ bank accounts
‘I urinated myself in the opticians’: UK’s public toilet crisis makes disabled people feel like ‘prisoners’
‘I urinated myself in the opticians’: UK’s public toilet crisis makes disabled people feel like ‘prisoners’
Britain becoming more liberal-minded – but less tolerant of trans people, survey finds
Britain becoming more liberal-minded – but less tolerant of trans people, survey finds
Brassic FM: How 90s rave crackdowns foreshadowed attacks on our right to protest
Brassic FM: How 90s rave crackdowns foreshadowed attacks on our right to protest
Pride marches, football matches, and vigils: The ordinary activities that could get caught up in the government’s new slow walking crackdown
Pride marches, football matches, and vigils: The ordinary activities that could get caught up in the government’s new slow walking crackdown
Voter ID: Everything you need to know about how to vote in May’s elections, and the controversies
Voter ID: Everything you need to know about how to vote in May’s elections, and the controversies
A disabled woman has been left without a toilet or shower for months by her healthcare provider
A disabled woman has been left without a toilet or shower for months by her healthcare provider
The government’s anti-protest bill is back. Here’s what you might not know about it
The government’s anti-protest bill is back. Here’s what you might not know about it
Exclusive: Controversial new laws forced through to restrict noisy protests haven’t been used by police
Exclusive: Controversial new laws forced through to restrict noisy protests haven’t been used by police
Here’s what people in Dover really think about UK immigration
Here’s what people in Dover really think about UK immigration
Essential voices of protest must not be compromised
Essential voices of protest must not be compromised
Homeless people are being ‘disproportionately criminalised’ by anti-social behaviour laws
Homeless people are being ‘disproportionately criminalised’ by anti-social behaviour laws
Why are anti-monarchy protesters being arrested after the Queen’s death?
Why are anti-monarchy protesters being arrested after the Queen’s death?
Rwanda scheme protesters fear treatment of refugees will worsen under Liz Truss
Rwanda scheme protesters fear treatment of refugees will worsen under Liz Truss
Met Police banned a man from Shoreditch ‘after he filmed a stop and search’
Met Police banned a man from Shoreditch ‘after he filmed a stop and search’
Raja Shehadeh: We weren’t close in life, but in researching my father I finally understand him
Raja Shehadeh: We weren’t close in life, but in researching my father I finally understand him
Boris Johnson leaves with ‘trust in politics at an all time low’, say campaigners
Boris Johnson leaves with ‘trust in politics at an all time low’, say campaigners
Public Order Bill: Linking arms at a protest could mean a year in prison under proposed laws, warn MPs
Public Order Bill: Linking arms at a protest could mean a year in prison under proposed laws, warn MPs
Rwanda deportations: What is the European Court of Human Rights, and why did it stop the UK flight from taking off?
Rwanda deportations: What is the European Court of Human Rights, and why did it stop the UK flight from taking off?
Nearly 1 in 3 worried they could be homeless or sofa-surfing in the next 5 years
Nearly 1 in 3 worried they could be homeless or sofa-surfing in the next 5 years
Police forced to scrap order that banned a homeless man from carrying a cup
